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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1913

Page

9

Local Couple Wed on Thanksgiving in City Ceremony

Ming Ruby Natwick and Arba J. Dowsey of Chicago were married at the Natwick home with Rev. R. J. Locke officiating. Attendants included Bessie Bradford and Gladys Natwick with Albert Natwick as usher. The bride, a native of the city, is praised for her contralto and musical training in Chicago. The groom, admired locally, plans to reside in Chicago after a brief South and Western trip.

Ming Ruby Natwick Arba J. Dowsy Chicago J. W. Natwick R. J. Locke Bessie Bradford Gladys Natwick Albert Natwick Jas. Wright Frank Natwick Clarence Jackson Mia Altho Chicas

Polish Catholic City Wedding Delights Local Couple

Mins Lottle Krieger and Mr. Leo Slokowsl were married last Wednesday at the Polish Catholic church in this city. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Krieger, is a well known young lady, while the groom, a carpenter contractor of Milwaukee, is well known there. Bridesmaids Miss Blanche Drywall and others assisted, with Louis Kozlowski and Roman Untewski as groomsmen. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home, then the couple departed for Milwaukee to begin their life together.

Mins Lottle Krieger Leo Slokowsl Milwaukee Cty Anton Krieger F. Carpenter Contractor Suucoheful Blanche Drywall Mild Misset Amelia Slojkowalt Martha Fluntowaki Louis Kozlowski Roman Untewski Milwau

Births announce a daughter for Mr and Mrs Kroll

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Kroll on November 36 as reported in the births column titled BIRTHS.

and ‘Kroll

Man's Own Wit Aphorism Cited by Sterne

A compact aphorism notes that a man’s own wit is worth more than the combined efforts or wisdom of others, citing Laurence Sterne as the source of the line and emphasizing individual wit over external input.

Lawrence Sterne

Davis Powell Weds Miss Mabelle Davis in Surprise Bayfield Ceremony

Miss Mabelle Davis and William J. Powell married Wednesday in Bayfield in a surprise ceremony performed by Rev Milne. The couple, after a brief celebration with friends and relatives, departed for Grand Rapids then honeymooned in Ashland and St Paul before settling on Powell’s fruit ranch in Bayfield. Guests included Clarence Davis, Bert Davis, Fred Davis, Willard Wagener, Juluzlo Nichols, Clara Newis, Winnifred Ward, and others. Mrs Powell’s millinery work kept her connected with local friends who wish them joy.

Mabelle Davis William J. Powell Bayfield Miss. Davis Powell Walter Mortenson Mise Davis Aupper Atveight Alock Milne Mr. Powell

Winch Hissooger Minas ViolaWed in Higel Town Ceremony

Judge John Roberts officiated the wedding of Winch Hissooger Minas Viola and Win IClasinger on Wednesday in Higel town. The couple were accompanied by the bride’s brother and other relatives, then left for Milwaukee and Chicago for a short wedding tour. They will reside on a farm in Rigel, their hometown, where they are well regarded.

Minas Viola Win Iclasinger Nesday John ‘Roberts Ady Higel Hutte ‘Winch Dan Winch Milwaukee Chicago Weiding Rigel Ripane

Moonshining Case Reported in Oneida County Wisconsin

Officers seized about fifty gallons of whiskey and confiscated a still at a hidden site under a barn floor. The machine and premises tied to Moonshining were sent to superior for federal court hearing. This marks Wisconsin’s first moonshining case in over two decades, according to local records from Stevens Point Journal.

Wisconsin Ohn Luke Oneida Macine Federa Harny Phin Sharon This

Special election in Rook votes cast fifty six

In Marshfield Herald report a special election in the town of Rook recorded fifty six votes cast all in favor of a settlement. The proposal from Dr Loveses aimed at securing one thousand dollars in damages for injuries from a runaway. The plaintiff reportedly will seek court action if not settled for more than he would have accepted now.

Domesticated Wild Mallard Ducks Thrive in Richfold Farm

W F Crackley of Richfold raises thirty wild mallard ducks well adapted to farm life. He bought two birds two years ago and now often adds eggs from a hen setting begun in May with 14 through October nesting. The birds are fully domesticated, feed with barnyard fowls, and Crackley lists several pairs for sale.

W. F. Crackley Rich Ile By & Hoteh Crackley Marenfeld Herald

Fourteen Mile Creek Thanksgiving News Notes

Mra M. Winegarden cares for her daughter Mrs Martin Bates who is seriously ill. Charley Ruck owns a fine new scamn pap hp. Potts and Miss Elva Panipis of Babcock spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Potts and family. Martin Carlon worked for Rebt. Reid returned home after finishing work. Maggis Dayin Brown Ita Charles imer Billy Brown and Mrs Howard Brown attended Tarnel Toro's Tierday avenue. Winegarden from Rudolph home Saturday. Albert Tero of Spring Valley Minn visited his parents Mr and Mrs Israel Jero and family. Potts of Amherst Ig here visiting Dale Wargate, Mr and Mrs OR Potts.

Fourteen Mile Creek Mra Winegarden Rudolph Martin Bates Charley Ruck Potts Elva Panipis Babcock Martin Carlaon Rebt Reid Maggis Dayin Brown Ita Charles Imer Bily Brown Howard Brown Tarnel Toro Tierday Avenue Qui Potts of Amherst Vissing Dale Wargate Potta

Rudolph lived and visited many towns this Sunday

Barred in bylines a jumble of names and places includes Rudolph, Brant, and Mil ford area residents. Barbara Geo Baker hosted at home while many relatives and visitors from Stevens Point, Wausau, Dexterville, Fond du Lac, and Ne Nebraska gathered Friday through Monday. Neighbors hosted dances, card parties, and family visits with Emil Haumehite, Laura Sullman, and Tony Wellsham among those noted.

Faarbara Milwaukee Leyi Emil Aijenda Tony Wellsham Dexterville Mra Ivelyn,Crottea Moalnee Ernest Crottéau Burnett County Root Nellisville Fond du Lac Wesley Youngenid Jeanneth Nokoosa Dent Au Cra Mex Fouechian Mia Trane Whitar Andrew Shears Rollin Boughman Frank Seth Whithian Dicke Kelver Elizabeth Barnes Stevens Point Arived K. J. Marseau Isadore Livesnysh Wausau Brown Wobasar John van Hundle Little Chute Martin Joosten Henry van Brs Butler County Nebraska Theo Mer Martin Johnson Julie Igrebshach Kromewalker Evven Fane Tse

Burmeister Family Ski ps Week With Milwaukee Relatives

Saratoga notes Mr and Mrs Walter Burmeister are visiting relatives in Milwaukee for a week. Friends and neighbors hosted Mr and Mrs Phie Jenutes for a Thanksgiving surprise marking their fifteenth wedding anniversary. James Johnson returned Friday from Woodhull Mnols. Emmet Knuteson heads to Canada for the winter. Naesse Johnsby of Trinda visits at brother in law Mr Per Johnson. A child born to Mr and Mrs Chag Johnson on December 1sttimeout.

Saratoga Walter Burmeister Milwaukee Phie Jenutes Thenecaston James Johnson Woodhull T Mnols Emmet Knuteson Canada Naesse Johnsby Trinda

Deer hunting trip yields little success at City Point

ALTDORF A Viertel and Christ Matthers hunted at City Point last week with poor results. Dominick Schilter spent a few days at home, and A Komatzin reported being ill. A dancing party at Wipfl's drew attendees from Neltoose and Port Edwards. Laura Winfil spent Thanksgiving at home in Grand Rapids, and Miss Camp celebrated at home. Edith Bradshaw of Milwaukee keeps house for the O J Lev family as prospects for a telephone line improve. Chas Wipfl and wife, back from northern Minnesota, visited relatives. Adolph Gasch returned to Minnesota to tend dredging interests. Intermission noted between acts.

Altdorf Viertel Christ Matthers Dominick Schilter A. Komatzin Franc Huserly Nis Wipfl Ware Peyera Neltoose Port Edwards Laura Winfil Miss Camp Grand Rapids Edith Bradshaw Milwaukee O. J. Lev Chas, Wipfl Minnesota Adolph Gasch Minnesote

Gocains de Brazeau Opens Free Office in West Side Wisconsin

Gocains de Brazeau announces a free office on the West Side in Grand Rapids Wisconsin. The move aims to assist residents with accessible legal aid and community services from a central location.

Gocains de Brazeau Mac Nonack Grand Ppids Wisconsin

Prigielana and Spurgeon Pit Edward Hougen

Edward Hougen is featured in a brief notice about a pit at the Ao National Bank building. The material mentions Soothe’s usual office phone number $18 and references local office details without additional context.

Pit Edward Hougen Prigielana and Spurgeon We Ao National Bank O Soothe

Local services and professionals advertise in notices

The page lists Orson P. Coche as a licensed undertaker with a contact phone and address, John Knser with a residence phone, CHAS C Rowley a medical physician and surgeon in MacKinnon Block, and Equitable Fraternal Union meeting schedules with officers R A Wealts and Wm H Burchell.

Spafford Hasty Side John Knser Funchas C. Rowley MacKinnon Block

Mosinee Friends Visit Mrs Lawrence and Relatives

A garbled notice notes Miss Campion of Salt Lake visiting with her mother in Mosinee, joined by daughter Katie Hotatatter, a saleslady at Grand Rapids Tea & Coffee, with typhoid fever affecting Mrs. and Mr. Fred Raager and Ruth after a weeklong visit with relatives in Minneapolis. Other items mention travel of Jones and Halvorsen family, Stevens Point events, and local ads for remedies, farm for sale, and rental inquiries.

Salt Lake Niles Katie Hotatatter Grand Rapids Pourthy ‘Ay

No health headline detected in fragment

A prompt fragment reads that someone has been enjoying first class health. No clear identities, dates, or organizations present to identify a specific news item.

Ford Touring Car For Sale From 1913 Model T

Old auto listing seeks sale of a 1913 Model T Ford touring that has run at sea conditions. The seller invites buyers to make offers within the next week and contact agents at a set price.

T. Ford Touring Pest Acta Gents

Inquire a Ames Opera Goal For Salki One Seven Month

Partial readable notes describe a sale item involving an animal with two two month old offspring. It mentions breeding quality and production potential, highlighting a sire and dam. The fragment hints at a period of price evaluation and breeding value with emphasis on lineage and superior traits.

Salki S. Ines Nat

Loan notice from First National Bank Rost Side Grand Wisconsin

Office over First National Bank Rost Side Grand Wisconsin announces a loan offer of two thousand dollars at a stated rate of interest. Contact details include telephone number 828 for inquiries and application.

Wood County National Bank Grand Mapies Wisconsin Law Look and Co 2Tional Bank RostSide Grand Rapi

Doctor Practice Timed to Eye Nose and Throat Care

W Melvin Ruckle M D offers eye nose and throat services in Wood County. Glasses fitted and general ophthalmic care provided. Contact number 264 for appointments and consultations.

W. Melvin Ruckle Rivery Wood County

Apportionment of Taxes in Wood County 1913 Tax Figures

Wood County faces a changing state tax with Grand Rapids bearing most of the county's levy. The 1913 apportioned totals show Grand Rapids at 18,293.28 and Wood County at 88,882.37, reflecting a shift in statewide revenue and a rise in government costs over ten years. The Tribune notes only Grand Rapids pays taxes this year and discusses broader tax trends and the call for honest reporting of revenue figures.

Wood County Grand Rapids Grand Rapide J the Tribune Wood Woo County Grand Rauids Sont Hansen Vive Bret Lincoln Setae Marshfield Milladore Hdwards TU Remington Rock Ny T Barekogy Bewaday Sigel Auburndale Biron Mae Neioosa Edwards

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Natwick-Dowey Krieger Slojkowski Davis Powell Edwin E. Sparks Pennsylvania State College Daly’s Pene Stora Alfred Decker Cota Soriety Brand Bette Abel & Podawiltz Co Abel & Podawiltz Company Grand Rapids, Wis Nh North Firati Orson P.,coche Plaa Third Avenue J. R.,ragan Williams Post Office Equitable Fraternal Uni Fortes Hall R. ‘A. Wealts Wm. H. Burchell D. A. Telfer Rvie Mosinee Fred Raagert Ruth Frjenga Minnedpalls Joseph Tomahawk Rey Wheelamond Steven Jones Madison Barker's Johnson, & Hill Co Roy. Wm. Reding DD Conway A.P. Mulroy Stevens Point Ryland Boorman University C. A. Boorman Ryland Bonn Genimnet H. He Spor Umits Peter Trohnen Johnson & Co Cohen Bros Sophia Schultz P. Horton He Williams R. D Hanson J.C. Bewimler Vesper Wis Carey O Fica FORD Inquire A Ames DAW Johnson & Hill West Side Grand Rapids,Wis
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